#63 - Pathways to Presence: Simplicity

from Desert Rain Community Radio · host David Morrison

David and Dorian continue their Pathways to Presence series and simplicity is the focus of today's discussion. How it has manifested in their life, and how it has evolved over time. Thanks again for the Kickstarter support, and feel free to check in on it at kick.drcrpod.com

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